Batch Uninstaller
Published by Sarbajit Saha
Uninstall multiple applications at once
Highlights
- Lists installed applications so several can be marked for removal at once.
- Replaces repeated trips through per-app settings screens with a single selection pass.
- Hands the actual removal to Android's own package removal mechanism.
- Aimed at ordinary user-installed packages on unmodified devices.
- Android-only, published under GPL-3.0-only.
About this application
Batch Uninstaller is an Android utility for clearing out several installed applications in one pass. Instead of opening the app list, tapping through to each entry, and removing it individually, the tool presents the installed packages together so that a set of them can be marked and then removed as a group. The typical use is tidying up after a period of trying out apps, or thinning down a device before handing it on.
The work it saves is in the selection stage. Removal itself goes through Android's normal package removal path, which is what keeps the app usable without special device modifications, and which also means the system remains in charge of what may be removed and when it asks for confirmation.
Sarbajit Saha publishes the app under GPL-3.0-only. It exists for Android only, which follows from its subject matter: the package list it works on is specific to that platform.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
com.saha.batchuninstallerRead from the source on 08/04/2026
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